One in the field

Fedor Tremasov is the last resident of the village of Zelenoborsk, which stands on the shore of the Yenisei, 200 km south of Krasnoyarsk. For several weeks a year, the village is in complete isolation

Once there was a collective farm, more than 200 people lived, but the farm went bankrupt, and people went or died. Fedor Tremasov worked on a grain -dryer, was even an honorary donor of the USSR, but this is all in the past. A few years ago, he retired, widowed, he has nowhere to go, so he remained to live his age in Zelenoborsk. It buys everything in the most necessary in a neighboring village, to which 8 km on foot, and even the Yenisei feeds. In the spring and autumn, when there is no ice crossing or does not work with steam, the village is cut off from the "large land" for several weeks. If the trouble happened, you can only count on the boat of the Ministry of Emergencies on the air pillow, which is in the neighboring district center.

Daily fishing for Fedor Tremasov is not a hobby, but a necessity

Fedor Tremasov is proud of his collection of bottles

In Soviet times, the collective farm built two -story houses with separate apartments

Photo: Ilya Naimushin/Reuters